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This is an example list of repositories and add-ons that have been identified as violating the {{kodi}} '''[[forum rules]]'''. This means they have been banned from any official {{kodi}} forums, websites, IRC channels and any social media accounts that are under the control of [[Team Kodi]] or the [[XBMC Foundation]]. <br />
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'''This list is only an example, and does not include all add-ons or services that violate the [[forum rules#Piracy Policy|forum rules]].'''<br />
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While Team Kodi does not regulate what users install or use, we ask that you do not come to any of the official {{kodi}} websites for support on these repos/add-ons. Failure to do so may result in a ban.<br />
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== How do I tell if something is allowed or not==<br />
{{collapse top|click "Expand" to view the rules on piracy/bootleg video content -->}}<br />
{{main|forum rules}}<br />
{{#lst:Official:Forum rules|piracy policy}}<br />
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The basic rule of thumb for what is not allowed, is that if the Add-on is offering something for free that you would normally expect to pay for by any other means, then it'll most likely be using pirate feeds. <br />
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If the Add-on simply allows access to web feeds from the rights holders then discussion of these is normally allowed, in this case there generally will be a website equivalent of the service, for example Youtube, BBC iPlayer, Netflix.<br />
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'''Note -''' If the Add-on is from our Official Add-on Repo then it has already been checked that it doesn't break our rules, therefore anything contained in the Official Repo is safe to discuss in any of our websites/channels.<br />
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== Repository blacklist ==<br />
*Fusion<br />
*Kinkin<br />
*SuperRepo<br />
*MTLFREETV (Montreal Free TV)<br />
*Unity<br />
*Total Installer<br />
*TVADDONS<br />
*WikiXBMC<br />
*XBMCHUB<br />
*Xfinity (not to be confused with the TV service from Comcast Cable)<br />
*Xunity / XunityTalk (Xunity Talk)<br />
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== Add-on blacklist ==<br />
*1Channel<br />
*CartoonHD<br />
*DOCU-HUB<br />
*F.T.V.<br />
*HUB/TVADDONS/Xfinity Config Wizard<br />
*HUB/TVADDONS/Xfinity 'fresh start'<br />
*Genesis<br />
*I Watch Online<br />
*IceFilms<br />
*iStream<br />
*iwannawatch<br />
*MashUp<br />
*Movie25<br />
*Movie4k<br />
*MovieStorm<br />
*MuchMovies<br />
*Navi-X<br />
*OneClickMoviez<br />
*Phoenix<br />
*ProjectFreeTV<br />
*Sport-A-Holic<br />
*SportsDevil<br />
*SuperTV<br />
*Vdubt25<br />
*Xfinity Installer<br />
*S.A.L.T.S. Stream all the Sources<br />
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==So where do I get support?==<br />
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Every Add-on should contain the authors name, this found by opening the Context menu on the Add-on and selecting '''Add-on Information''' <br />
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[[File:add-on-info.JPG|400px]]<br />
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Generally a search of the Add-on's name together with the author name will give the location of where the author is active.<br />
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For example a search term might be:<br />
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'''XBMC TheCollective Youtube'''<br />
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